Communities of Hope
Our Communities of Hope project seeks to create a network of young people from secondary schools across Tower Hamlets to exchange learning, knowledge and understanding about the work that local…
Question. Unlearn. Relearn.
We work with children, young people and their wider communities, to cultivate optimism and action for a more just and sustainable world.
Young Minds Fly Free
We work with children, young people and their wider communities, to cultivate optimism and action for a more just and sustainable world.
Local Action for a Fairer World
We work with children, young people and their wider communities, to cultivate optimism and action for a more just and sustainable world.
Our Projects
Our projects are child-centered and nurture creative mindsets to bring about change. We bring young people together and with members of their communities towards more inclusive, cohesive relationships. We create encounters to amplify their voices within decision-making circles. Our projects are designed around curiosity and serious play and we always seek to find and embark from common grounds.
Towards an Anti-Racist Tower Hamlets
The Tackling Race Inequalities Commission funded Global Learning London to work with schools across Tower Hamlets as part of their current strategy. We have completed the second year of this…
Football Forward
Our one-year pilot project, Football Forward, supported by The Football Association will be working with primary schools in Brent and Tower Hamlets to encourage and create opportunities for young girls,…
STORYsilience
With young people at the helm, we are working to uncover stories authored by lesser-heard people in our communities, reinterpreting them into arts performances, and touring the work in cultural…
Training & Consultancy
We aim to strike a delicate balance in our training and consultancy offers for schools, community groups and businesses. Backed by theoretical rigour and deep research, the content of our learning and support packages is accessible, interactive, and focused on the participant. Our facilitators bring their whole selves to the workshops, and make space for participants to do the same.
The Story of Tiddalik gave us a lovely opportunity as a family with 3 children of 12, 10 and 7 years to sit together and have focused conversation on the true meaning of community, belonging, justice and the responsibility of power and greed. It was quite a morning! Thank you for the beautiful story telling and for the insightful questions. we are looking forward to the next session!
I struggle with the time, but this hour was such a useful one that I'm happy to move things around, just to join you for my own benefit and wellbeing and I hope to use some of today's tools at school with my students. Cannot thank you enough.
Resources
Our resources are conceived and written by authors, educators and practitioners who bring with them a diversity of backgrounds, experiences and voices. Some of these resources are targeted at children and others are targeted at teachers. All of them are created with a user-friendly approach.
Head of @gllspace, Faaria Ahmad will share insights that interrogate the role schools play in challenging and re-balancing inequality of opportunity and outcomes and how to act upon it through #antiracist practice. Find out more and sign up here -
To mark #HolocaustMemorialDay, Tower Hamlets Local History Library & Archives in partnership w/ @UKJewishFilm is screening 'Where is Anne Frank' - .This animated film by director Ari Folman brings Kitty to life for the first time, telling her own story.1/2
@UKJewishFilm In search of her best friend Anne Frank, Kitty becomes a witness to the Frank family’s last months in the Holocaust, and to Europe after the Second World War. Image from Where is Anne Frank 2/2
